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NewsBusters Podcast: 'The View' Could Be Titled 'Nation's Dumbest' newsbusters_org
Nov 13, 2026

NewsBusters Podcast: 'The View' Could Be Titled 'Nation's Dumbest'

NewsBusters Podcast: 'The View' Could Be Titled 'Nation's Dumbest' MRC Graphic Sunny Hostin celebrated Veterans Day on The View by claiming Abe Lincoln didn't emancipate any slaves, they "emancipated themselves" by fighting for the Union in the Civil War. This comes from the kooky people who complain about conservatives "rewriting history." "People often say that Abraham Lincoln emancipated the slaves," she claimed. "The slaves basically emancipated themselves because they wanted freedom and they fought for their freedom." At least Whoopi Goldberg gently tried to clean it up, that Lincoln deserves his due. Fox had a reality competition titled Nation's Dumbest testing a group of celebrities on their lack of reasoning and knowledge (former presidential candidate Andrew Yang briefly played). The View could be titled Nation's Dumbest. NewsBusters Associate Editor Nick Fondacaro and MRC Video Senior Director Eric Scheiner joined the show to discuss ABC special-needs pundits and more. Earlier, View co-host Whoopi Goldberg was irate that 11 Democrats missed the impeachment vote against Pete Hegseth, and implied that she thought newly elected Democrats had already been sworn in to power in Congress: "This is the last time you get to do this because as quickly as we put you in power, we can remove you from power Do not do this!" Elsewhere on ABC on the Jimmy Kimmel show, Arnold Schwarenzegger appeared and said he was a Republican -- but Kimmel isn't going to bring on real Republicans. Schwarzenegger cited the GOP’s history of being the party that abolished slavery and gave former slaves the right to vote, but Kimmel claimed, “This sounds like all the opposite things that the Republican Party stands for now.” MS NOW host Rachel Maddow -- who makes an estimated $25 million a year for working one night a week – appeared on a podcast to complain: “The trans athletes thing, seeing this national insistent now years long political project to scapegoat and vilify and try to direct violence and hate towards a tiny, disfavored minority….it is a fantasy to invent a fake problem.” The fantasists on this issue are not on the conservative side. On PBS, Hakeem Jeffries assured News Hour anchor Amna Nawaz that he wants to bring back DACA recipients who have been deported and pay them damages: "We need to provide remedial assistance to them." Nawaz asked softball questions repeating Hakeem's insults about Republicans: Yesterday, you called Mr. Miller a stone-cold racist. You said you have zero interest in working with that kind of individual. So what is one thing that you think you can prioritize getting done with this White House? ….Jim Jordan has been elected the leader of the House Republicans. You a few years ago called him the poster child for MAGA extremism and a clear and present danger to our democracy. Do you still believe that's true? Can you work with him? The podcast haters we talked about on Monday keep fighting. Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan lost at least ten advertisers, but the pair blamed the victim --Charlie Kirk-founded Turning Point USA -- and begged their fans to keep them afloat. Scott Galloway, who proclaimed that Elon Musk should be executed as a "traitor to the West," added that he is upset that our parents are taking too long to die. “Quite frankly our parents are living too damn long. Great, I'm going to get a house when I'm 80, and they're 100.” Enjoy the podcast below, or the audio is here. Tim Graham Thu, 11/12/2026 - 22:23 Marketing Timing Regular Search Engine Title The View Hosts Rewrite Civil War History Debating Lincoln and Emancipation CNS Commentary Off Media Images Image

Bleach, Naruto & Classic Shonen Jump Anime Hits Are Now Easier to Stream Than Ever comicbook
Nov 13, 2026

Bleach, Naruto & Classic Shonen Jump Anime Hits Are Now Easier to Stream Than Ever

The golden age of Shonen during the 1990s and 2000s saw many promising shows in the industry, but very few could compete with the popularity of One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach. All three of these series eventually earned the title of the “Shonen Big Three,” as a testament to their popularity and unparalleled storylines not just in Shonen Jump, […]

Custom Private Label U-Shaped Teeth Whitening Strips from Double White openpr
Nov 13, 2026

Custom Private Label U-Shaped Teeth Whitening Strips from Double White

As teeth whitening brands look for more differentiated products, conventional flat whitening strips are no longer the only option. For oral care brands, e-commerce sellers, distributors, wholesalers, salons, and retailers seeking a more distinctive private label product, U-shaped teeth whitening strips

A Heart Test in Two Minutes: How Dehradun Founders Built a Pocket-Sized ECG Device thebetterindia
Nov 13, 2026

A Heart Test in Two Minutes: How Dehradun Founders Built a Pocket-Sized ECG Device

For someone experiencing chest pain or breathlessness in a remote village, getting an ECG can mean travelling several kilometres to the nearest hospital. By the time the test is done, precious minutes may already have been lost. It was this gap that led Rajat Jain and his co-founders to build Sunfox Technologies, a health-tech company in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. They launched Spandan, a pocket-sized ECG device that connects to a smartphone. The device can record a medical-grade ECG and generate a report within minutes, without needing a conventional ECG machine, an external battery or an internet connection. Today, more than 60,000 Spandan devices have been deployed across India, reaching over 20,000 villages across 28 states. The technology has been used to screen around five million patients, and over 2,00,000 lives have been saved. The journey to making cardiac testing more accessible, however, began with a personal tragedy that changed the course of Rajat's life. The personal loss that started it For Rajat, the idea for Sunfox began with a loss that was difficult to make sense of. At 21, he lost a close friend to a heart attack. The experience made him realise that cardiac emergencies can strike without warning and that, even when help is available, the first few minutes can make a crucial difference. At the time, Rajat was a mechanical engineer working in the automotive field. But the loss made him look towards a problem that felt far more urgent: “How could technology make basic cardiac diagnosis available when a hospital or specialist was not close by?” That question led him and his co-founders — Arpit Jain, Saurabh Badola, Nitin Chandola and Sabit Rawat — to start Sunfox Technologies in Dehradun in 2016. They began working on ways to make an ECG, one of the first tests doctors use when a patient shows signs of a heart problem, smaller, more affordable and easier to use. The prototype was developed in 2017, laying the groundwork for the company's effort to take cardiac screening into places where access to specialised care is limited. How a smartphone became an ECG machine An ECG, or electrocardiogram, records the tiny electrical signals the heart produces with every beat. Doctors use it to identify a heart attack, a blocked artery or an irregular heartbeat. Traditionally, it requires a large machine, a trained technician and a hospital room. Spandan changes that. It is a portable 12-lead ECG device that connects to a smartphone, records the heart's signals and produces a report in about two minutes. "The advantage of using Spandan is that anyone with or without medical education can use it," says Jain. "Spandan devices use ECG sensors, smartphone integration, and software to record and display ECGs. It uses AI and analytics for report generation," he explains. "Also, it does not need an external battery to work; it uses power from your smartphone to work." That design was a deliberate choice, made with rural India in mind. "These features were very important for us as the device had to work in remote locations in the country without a regular source of electricity or internet connection," says Rajat. While the devices range in price from Rs 6,900 to Rs 75,000, depending on the model, Sunfox says a significant share of its users come from smaller towns and rural areas. Around 60 per cent of its users are from rural or semi-urban locations, with more than 20,000 devices currently active in these regions. Small clinics are among the buyers, as they see value in the device even at the Rs 16,000–17,000 price point, says the company. For healthcare facilities with limited access to conventional ECG machines, a portable device that can generate reports within minutes offers another way to conduct cardiac screening. For Sunfox, the goal was to make a heart test as routine as other everyday health checks, without hurting the wallet. Making cardiac monitoring accessible at home The device is also being used by individuals who want to monitor their heart health between doctor visits. Sandip Deodhar, 52, an accountant assistant from Kolhapur, has been using Spandan for the past month. He is hypertensive and diabetic, and says he would often spend Rs 200–300 every other week on ECG tests recommended during his consultations. After discovering Spandan online, he discussed it with his doctor, who agreed that he could use the device to record ECGs at home. "For the first three-four days, I ran multiple tests to review the reports and become accustomed to the device. Now, he tells me to notify him only if there is an abnormal test; otherwise, he says there's no need to even show him the report," says Sandip. The pilot: Testing in a hospital Before Spandan could go to villages, it had to prove itself inside a hospital. "We did the pilot in Fortis Hospital in Uttarakhand in 2018-19 along with SELCO Foundation," shares Rajat. The team wanted answers to two questions. "We were trying to prove the validity and accuracy of our devices and wanted to know how user-friendly our devices are so that frontline health workers with minimal training could operate them." Then, in 2021, a study was conducted at Fortis Escorts Hospital in Dehradun under the supervision of cardiologists. The patients were first tested on the hospital's standard ECG machine. Within five minutes, the same patients were tested on Spandan, and a cardiologist reviewed the readings independently. Of the 153 patients enrolled, 110 were counted in the final results, and Spandan's reading matched that of the standard machine in 108 of those 110 cases. It was a small study, but it provided a base for what followed. Larger hospital studies came next, including a study of 2,799 patients, published in 2025 in the Anatolian Journal of Cardiology, and one in Meerut involving 184 patients with chest pain. The company says the count is now 30 studies. "We have compared the performance of Spandan with standard ECG devices in more than 30,000 patients and have achieved a 99.7% accuracy," says Rajat. How Sunfox found its footing Proving Spandan in a hospital was one step. Getting it into the field brought a different set of challenges. The first problem was money. "The biggest challenge for us was overcoming a funding crunch while developing a health device, which conventionally requires a large investment," says Rajat. In the early days, the founders paid for the work themselves. "When we first started, there was no funding or grant. We self-sponsored in most part and also did side-gigs to support the research and development of our devices," he recalls. The second problem was testing the device where it was meant to be used. A hospital in Dehradun is very different from a village clinic, and a device built for villages had to be tried in villages. "Secondly, we had difficulty in validating the results of our device in low-resource and rural areas because we couldn't get too many patients there," says Jain. There was also the matter of trust. Sunfox was entering India's medical device sector, which is known for high entry barriers, strict rules, heavy investment and a market crowded with imported products. Rajat says, “We faced constant doubts about whether medical technology built in India could be trusted.” Help arrived in stages. In 2017, the first prototype was ready, and the team moved into its first office at a technology incubator at Graphic Era University in Dehradun. Government funding followed. "Later, we received funding from the state government of Uttarakhand, from our university, and also from the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, to conduct the pilot tests," says Jain. Private money came next. “In 2022, Sunfox appeared on Shark Tank India, where we got funding of Rs 1 crore,” adds Rajat. Larger funding has followed since. In August 2024, Sunfox raised Rs 15 crore in a round led by Venture Catalysts. Inc42 also reports that the company had earlier received Rs 5 crore from USAID through its SAMRIDH Health programme and LetsVenture. In September 2026, Sunfox raised $7 million (INR 66 crore) in a Series A funding round led by renowned investor Ashish Kacholia, Lashit Sanghvi, Alchemy Capital and 3one4 Capital. The real-life challenge Now the product had to be tested in real-life settings. Government partnerships gave Sunfox access to rural clinics. In December 2020, the Government of India's biotech agency BIRAC and the industry body Nasscom launched JanCare, a challenge offering health-tech startups pilot test beds at rural health centres in partnership with state governments. Sunfox took part, deploying eight devices across six CHCs and PHCs in Nagaland and two CHCs in Uttar Pradesh. In July 2022, Sunfox also worked with the Uttarakhand government to set up a free screening camp at Sonprayag, where the Kedarnath trek begins. Trained local volunteers screened pilgrims with Spandan and sent abnormal readings over WhatsApp to a cardiologist in Dehradun. In the first month, the camp screened nearly 1,500 people and referred 59 to a local doctor. These pilots showed that health workers without specialist training could operate the device, and larger deployments followed. SAMRIDH, the USAID-backed programme, says its support helped place 1,551 Spandan units in public and private clinics across Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, and Delhi, screening 63,486 people. From a prototype to 60,000 devices What began as a self-funded lab in Dehradun has since grown into a nationwide deployment. More than 60,000 Spandan devices are now in use, covering over 20,000 villages. "We have deployed over 60,000 devices in the country, from Himalayan states like Uttarakhand to Nagaland in the North-east and heavily forested and remote areas in Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand," says Rajat. State governments have come on board. "We are working with the state governments of Uttarakhand and Haryana so that any patient with symptoms of heart ailments can get access to quick diagnosis and treatment," he says. The two-minute turnaround is particularly significant in these settings. "The healthcare worker, whether a nurse, technician or even doctor, puts the leads on the patient and receives an ECG within 3 minutes, with a clinician-reviewed diagnosis and prescription," Jain explains. The results show up in the numbers. Until October 2026, "In Uttarakhand, we have worked in CHCs and PHCs on the Char Dham Yatra route and have screened more than 13100 pilgrims and identified 463 critical patients who could receive treatment on time," he says. In Haryana, "We have deployed our devices in more than 597 PHCs and CHCs and conducted ECGs for 60,000 people and detected 2000 critical cases since June." The device can also flag the most dangerous kind of heart attack early. "We can detect the deadliest kind of heart attack, called STEMI, in less than an hour of it first occurring, saving thousands of lives," says Jain. The road ahead In August 2026, Sunfox marked 10 years with the opening of an innovation hub in Dehradun. Its next goal is to take Spandan beyond India. “We plan to expand in low- and middle-income countries, especially in Africa and South Asia, and we have already started.” According to SAMRIDH, more than 400 Spandan devices are in use across Africa. The mission has not changed since the day Jain lost his friend. "Most heart attacks in India are preventable if diagnosed early," he says. "Our vision is to take this portable ECG technology and make it so ubiquitous that everyone has access to it, just as they do for thermometers and BP machines." And if the numbers are anything to go by, Sunfox is surely on its way to success.

Broncos backed out of trade for Chargers’ Henley over surprising issue in physical, AP source says medicinehatnews
Nov 13, 2026

Broncos backed out of trade for Chargers’ Henley over surprising issue in physical, AP source says

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos backed out of their proposed trade with the Los Angeles Chargers for inside linebacker Daiyan Henley, a decision that has stirred discussion over whether the NFL should consider changing its rule on teams acquiring injured players. A person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press that The post Broncos backed out of trade for Chargers’ Henley over surprising issue in physical, AP source says appeared first on Medicine Hat News.

Equipment in the Modern Deli perishablenews
Nov 13, 2026

Equipment in the Modern Deli

New technology is helping retailers reduce labor and improve safety. The post Equipment in the Modern Deli appeared first on Perishable News.

Funding secured for drug research arkansasonline
Nov 13, 2026

Funding secured for drug research

WASHINGTON -- Federal officials on Thursday announced new funding to explore the medical potential of ibogaine, a controversial psychedelic drug championed by veterans, conservative lawmakers and podcasters aligned with President Donald Trump.

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Nov 13, 2026

Archaeology with French

This course offers a Single Honours Archaeology degree programme with an additional French language qualification. Archaeology explores a wide range of evidence that documents the human past – from artefacts, monuments and settlements to entire landscapes – and from these interprets how societies have adapted and developed. Modules focus on different periods of World, European and Irish/British archaeology, from human origins to modern times and practical archaeology and heritage practice. Queen's University Belfast is one of the best places to study Archaeology in the UK, second place for quality of teaching in the National Student Survey 2025 and second place for student satisfaction in the Complete University Guide 2025. In addition to progressively developing general and specific knowledge and skills in Archaeology, through excavation, fieldwork, overseas fieldtrips, laboratory and practical work, students on the Archaeology with French degree develop linguistic proficiency in French and analyse Francophone cultures (literature, cinema, linguistics, art, history) in the broadest sense. Between Stages 2 and 3 , students on this degree programme spend a year abroad in a Francophone country, studying Archaeology at one of QUB's Francophone partner institutions. At present, for Archaeology this is the University of Burgundy at Dijon, in the heart of metropolitan France. Different French-language entry level options are available on this course, from beginners to students who hold French A-Levels. A wide range of career options are available to our graduates, including careers in commercial archaeology, survey, heritage management and many more, both within and beyond the heritage sector. As well as the BA degree programme in Archaeology with French, Queen's offers Single Honours degrees in Archaeology (BA) and Archaeology-Palaeoecology (BSc) along with other degree programmes which combine Archaeology (the study of past human activities) with other subjects (Languages, Geography, Anthropology and History). All of those Single Honours and Joint Honours degrees offer a module pathway that is fully accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) and University Archaeology UK (UAUK).

Judge rules Peltola campaign’s ballot data request unreasonable arkansasonline
Nov 13, 2026

Judge rules Peltola campaign’s ballot data request unreasonable

JUNEAU, Alaska -- An Alaska judge ruled Wednesday that a request by Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign for a list of absentee voters whose ballots have been rejected is "not reasonable," particularly given the time crunch election officials face as they continue counting ballots from last week's election.

Our Biggest Merch Drop Ever, Now in the BaT Gear Store Bringatrailer.com
Nov 12, 2026

Our Biggest Merch Drop Ever, Now in the BaT Gear Store

Much of America waits until Black Friday to knock out their holiday gift buying, but the way we see it, the perfect time is now. You see, Thanksgiving is just two weeks away. The moment it ends, time will condense and life will travel at warp speed until the …

15 Best AI 3D Model Generators for Designers (Free & Paid) Graphicdesignjunction.com
Nov 12, 2026

15 Best AI 3D Model Generators for Designers (Free & Paid)

AI is changing the way designers create 3D objects, characters, product visuals, and digital environments. What once required hours of modeling in Blender, Maya, or Cinema 4D can now start with a simple text prompt or a reference image. AI 3D model generators…

Text Effect Engine (UGUI) by AniKite Unity.com
Nov 12, 2026

Text Effect Engine (UGUI) by AniKite

323 animated text effects for TextMesh Pro: enter, hold and exit motion, colours, glow, particles and 24 Unicode fonts. Preview free with your own words, import onto any TMP text.<ul><li>Animated: per-character, per-word and per-line motion (position, rotatio…

Roof Studio & Pedro Allevato Stay Hands On for Clash Royale Stashmedia.tv
Nov 12, 2026

Roof Studio & Pedro Allevato Stay Hands On for Clash Royale

Working to Supercell's brief that no AI be used in their newest Clash Royal trailer, director Pedro Allevato and the animation team at Roof Studio in New York, responded with this handcrafted, frame-by-frame watercolor treatment. [Watch] The post Roof Studio …

Masters of Their Craft The New York Review of Books
Nov 12, 2026

Masters of Their Craft

For 150 years Paris was the research hub, testing ground, and production center for modern painting and sculpture.

The Executioner’s Song The New York Review of Books
Nov 12, 2026

The Executioner’s Song

Pamela Colloff's To Catch the Devil is as much the tale of a notorious jailhouse informant who put an innocent man on death row as it is the story of the officials and institutions that encouraged his lies.

Four die after party at UNN off-campus lodge The Punch
Nov 12, 2026

Four die after party at UNN off-campus lodge

Four people have reportedly died after a gathering at an off-campus lodge near the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, with two others hospitalised. Read More: https://punchng.com/four-die-after-party-at-unn-off-campus-lodge/

Airline Logos Logohistories.com
Nov 12, 2026

Airline Logos

From Lufthansa’s crane to United’s tulip, the stories behind twelve airline logos designed for the jet age.

Commodore Flip Phone In The Daily LITG, 12th of November, 2026 Bleeding Cool News
Nov 12, 2026

Commodore Flip Phone In The Daily LITG, 12th of November, 2026

Commodore Flip Phone was the most-read article on Bleeding Cool yesterday, again. Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before, as well as over the past eight years. Founded seventeen years ago and steeped in a history …

The Referral That Built a Business Designer-daily.com
Nov 12, 2026

The Referral That Built a Business

Every business has a story. Some are built on advertising budgets, some on cold calls, some on luck. This one was built on a single referral. One client who trusted the work enough to tell someone else. That someone else told someone else. And so on, until a …

CELINE store Retaildesignblog.net
Nov 12, 2026

CELINE store

It’s no secret that Michael Rider‘s collections for CELINE resonate well across the planet, and while many a boutique of...

Hotei’s G-SHOCK Brings Bold Graphics Without Bright Colors Yanko Design
Nov 12, 2026

Hotei’s G-SHOCK Brings Bold Graphics Without Bright Colors

If you're a fan of rock music, particularly guitarists, Tomoyasu Hotei is a name that probably needs no introduction. He is a Japanese musician who has performed with David Bowie and recorded with Iggy Pop, as well as building a career of his own as a co-foun…

Daniel Miyares on How To Say Goodbye in Cuban Lithub.com
Nov 12, 2026

Daniel Miyares on How To Say Goodbye in Cuban

Acclaimed children’s picture book author and illustrator Daniel Miyares joins co-hosts V.V. Ganeshananthan and Christian Barter to discuss his first graphic novel, How to Say Goodbye in Cuban; immigration and Cuban history; and the effects of U.S. sanctions o…

bicipr3ta, 4THEBLACK helmets Fontsinuse.com
Nov 12, 2026

bicipr3ta, 4THEBLACK helmets

Contributed by JOZÀSource: www.behance.net JOZÀ. License: All Rights Reserved. bicipr3ta is a cycling brand and shop founded and led by Black women in Salvador, Brazil. The brand positions race, gender, representation, and accessibility as part of its approac…

Best EDC knives under $100 The Gadgeteer
Nov 12, 2026

Best EDC knives under $100

Six folders under $100, picked on lock design, steel, and carry weight, from a $49.93 D2 workhorse to a pocket Bowie at $99

Swearbyte.com
Nov 12, 2026

Show HN: Free image compressor that never uploads your photos

SwearByte Studio Free Online Image Compressor Shrink JPG, PNG and WebP file sizes in seconds. No sign up, no watermark, everything happens in your browser. Drop your images here or Choose Images JPG, PNG or WebP • up to 10 images • 10 MB each 0 images ⬇…

OER Publishing as Experiential Learning Acrlog.org
Nov 12, 2026

OER Publishing as Experiential Learning

Cheers to another year of being impressed by OpenEducation Conference. Among the many interesting, practical, and thoroughly worthwhile sessions, a few ideas won’t stop won’t rattling around my head, including the approach of turning OER publishing infrastruc…

Will Trent Books In Order Screen Rant
Nov 12, 2026

Will Trent Books In Order

With 12 books and two supplemental stories, Will Trent has seen his share of adventure. Here's how you can read about it in the best order.

[Graphic News] Paychecks quickly vanish from Korean workers’ accounts koreaherald
Nov 12, 2026

[Graphic News] Paychecks quickly vanish from Korean workers’ accounts

South Korean salaried workers have just 57 percent of their monthly pay remaining a day after payday, according to an analysis by NH NongHyup Bank. The bank analyzed customers who received monthly after-tax salaries of at least 1 million won ($750) in the first half of this year. On average, workers had spent 43 percent of their salary within a day of payday, with 65 percent spent after five days and 78 percent after 10 days. By the end of the month, just 3 percent remained. Younger workers depl

‘Star Wars’ at 50: Original film heads to Cosm with new immersive, theme-park-like effects newspub_live
Nov 12, 2026

‘Star Wars’ at 50: Original film heads to Cosm with new immersive, theme-park-like effects

George Lucas’ original 1977 film “Star Wars” is being reimagined for its 50th anniversary. The pop culture phenomenon that started an empire is coming to Inglewood’s Cosm, home to a high-definition spherical screen that wraps around audiences. “Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope” is the first in a multiyear, multifilm agreement between the […] The post ‘Star Wars’ at 50: Original film heads to Cosm with new immersive, theme-park-like effects appeared first on News Pub.

Grok Bot Can Now Read and Send Messages on Your Mac iphoneincanada_ca
Nov 12, 2026

Grok Bot Can Now Read and Send Messages on Your Mac

Grok Bot adds Mac access to Messages, Mail, Notes and more, with separate permissions for each app. Here’s what the new connections can do. The post Grok Bot Can Now Read and Send Messages on Your Mac first appeared on iPhone in Canada.

Citizen launches limited-edition Star Wars Eco-Drive watch with a Death Star moonphase display gizmochina
Nov 12, 2026

Citizen launches limited-edition Star Wars Eco-Drive watch with a Death Star moonphase display

Citizen has officially launched its limited-edition Attesa Death Star II watch in the US. It is available now through the company’s US website for $1,500. The timepiece combines premium materials with official Star Wars branding, with production limited to just 400 units worldwide. Design Details The hardware is built around a 41.5mm case and a […] The post Citizen launches limited-edition Star Wars Eco-Drive watch with a Death Star moonphase display appeared first on Gizmochina.

A Small Marketing Budget, More Creative Ideas: Planning Product Content With AI finchannel
Nov 12, 2026

A Small Marketing Budget, More Creative Ideas: Planning Product Content With AI

A small marketing team rarely struggles to think of things it could create. The difficult part is choosing which ideas deserve the next afternoon, the next round of approvals and a share of a limited budget. Dreamina’s marketing studio can help teams explore promotional visuals from authorised product imagery. More drafts, however, do not automatically […] The post A Small Marketing Budget, More Creative Ideas: Planning Product Content With AI appeared first on FINCHANNEL.

The next move Braves must make after Evan Phillips signing clutchpoints
Nov 12, 2026

The next move Braves must make after Evan Phillips signing

The Atlanta Braves strengthened their bullpen Thursday by signing Evan Phillips, but their next move should address the innings that come before him. Re-signing Tyler Mahle offers the most practical way to reinforce an Atlanta rotation that still needs established help. The Braves announced Phillips’ three-year, $35 million contract on X, formerly Twitter, highlighting the […] The post The next move Braves must make after Evan Phillips signing appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Hunger Games, Owl Diaries available on Spotify Audiobooks goodereaderblog
Nov 12, 2026

Hunger Games, Owl Diaries available on Spotify Audiobooks

Spotify has partnered with Scholastic U.S. to bring the publisher's children's and family audiobook catalog directly to Audiobooks in Premium The post Hunger Games, Owl Diaries available on Spotify Audiobooks first appeared on Good e-Reader.

We’re Entering A Golden Age of Actor-Driven Comics denofgeek
Nov 12, 2026

We’re Entering A Golden Age of Actor-Driven Comics

Most people know Giancarlo Esposito from his roles as magnetic, yet sinister figures in shows like Breaking Bad and The Boys. Yesterday, however, Esposito added a new layer to his career, announcing he’d co-write the graphic novel The Venetian. Featuring contributions from co-writer Matt Wheeler (Hawaii Five-O) and storyboard artist Jay Martin, who’s drawn storyboards […] The post We’re Entering A Golden Age of Actor-Driven Comics appeared first on Den of Geek.

How much you're paying to skip streaming ads krdo
Nov 12, 2026

How much you're paying to skip streaming ads

By Anthony Gaita for Floodlight If you have even one streaming subscription, you’ve probably gotten an email saying it is getting more expensive. You have to decide whether to cancel it, keep paying, or switch to a cheaper plan and start watching commercials. The difference can look small when you’re looking at one subscription, but The post How much you're paying to skip streaming ads appeared first on KRDO.

financialcontent
Nov 12, 2026

Image To Video AI Vs A Still Earnings Chart

Transform photos into stunning videos with our free image to video AI generator. Upload an image, add a prompt, and create AI-powered animations in seconds — no sign-up required. Try the best image to video AI tool today.

‘School Spirits’ Season 4: Milo Manheim, Jennifer Tilly to Return; Maria Dizzia Upped to Series Regular variety
Nov 12, 2026

‘School Spirits’ Season 4: Milo Manheim, Jennifer Tilly to Return; Maria Dizzia Upped to Series Regular

“School Spirits” is bringing back some familiar faces for Season 4. The Paramount+ series will officially see Milo Manheim return as Wally Clark, with Jennifer Tilly also returning as Deborah Hunter-Price. Maria Dizzia, who plays Sandra Nears, has also been upped to series regular status for the fourth season. There had been discussion among fans […]

A return trip worth making bangkokpost
Nov 12, 2026

A return trip worth making

Bangkok is spearheading another world-first collaboration, as the French luxury maison Louis Vuitton presents a new artistic programme in collaboration with Bangkok Art Biennale.

Halo: Campaign Evolved to Get Firefight as a Free Update ign_pk
Nov 12, 2026

Halo: Campaign Evolved to Get Firefight as a Free Update

PvP next? When Halo: Campaign Evolved first came out in July it did not include any multiplayer modes, but the first-person shooter remake will at least get Firefight as a free update this winter. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced the returning mode in a social media …

Young Creatives From 18 Countries Named 2026 Portfolio Night All-Stars roastbrief_us
Nov 12, 2026

Young Creatives From 18 Countries Named 2026 Portfolio Night All-Stars

NEW YORK, November 12, 2026 — The One Club for Creativity today announced the latest group of Portfolio Night All-Stars, the top young creatives as selected by industry professionals from each of the city hosts around the world who participated in its recent Portfolio Night 2026. Established in 2003, Portfolio Night is recognized as the world’s largest […] The post Young Creatives From 18 Countries Named 2026 Portfolio Night All-Stars appeared first on Roastbrief US.

Free skills certification scheme broadens scope to boost employment khmertimeskh
Nov 12, 2026

Free skills certification scheme broadens scope to boost employment

Cambodia has expanded its free skills-recognition programme to 15 occupations under its second phase, with more than 13,000 former migrant workers returning from Thailand and local residents having undergone assessments to improve their employment prospects and livelihoods. The post Free skills certification scheme broadens scope to boost employment appeared first on Khmer Times.

Restart Life Advances Youth+love Collagen Toward Planned 2027 Launch investingnews
Nov 12, 2026

Restart Life Advances Youth+love Collagen Toward Planned 2027 Launch

Restart Life Sciences Corp. (CSE: HEAL,OTC:NMLSF) (FSE: HN30) (OTC Pink: NMLSF) ("Restart Life" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that its Youth+love™ bovine collagen powder has entered the final stages of commercialization, with an initial Canadian e-commerce launch planned for Q1 2027. The ...

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Nov 12, 2026

Best Grok Bot plugins and skills in 2026: 25 worth adding

From Gmail and Canva to last30days and pstack, here are 25 Grok Bot plugins and skills worth adding, with how to install them, make your own, and fix problems. The post Best Grok Bot plugins and skills in 2026: 25 worth adding appeared first on iGeeksBlog.

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Nov 12, 2026

Head-To-Head Contrast: Automatic Data Processing (NASDAQ:ADP) & Fiverr International (NYSE:FVRR)

Fiverr International (NYSE:FVRR – Get Free Report) and Automatic Data Processing (NASDAQ:ADP – Get Free Report) are both industrials companies, but which is the superior investment? We will compare the two businesses based on the strength of their earnings, risk, dividends, profitability, analyst recommendations, institutional ownership and valuation. Analyst Ratings This is a breakdown of […]

Three Indian creatives among The One Club for Creativity’s Portfolio Night 2026 All-Stars bestmediainfo
Nov 12, 2026

Three Indian creatives among The One Club for Creativity’s Portfolio Night 2026 All-Stars

New Delhi: Three young creatives from India are among The One Club for Creativity’s Portfolio Night 2026 All-Stars, selected by industry professionals from the host cities that took part in this year’s Portfolio Night. Daaksh Lamba, an Art Director, Graphic Designer and Animator, was selected from the Delhi edition, hosted by Storm Communications. Aadya Adukia, a Copywriter and Graphic Designer, was chosen from the Mumbai edition, while Aaradhya Gandhre, an Art Director, Copywriter and Photographer, was selected from the Pan-India edition. Both editions were hosted by Omnicom Advertising India. Portfolio Night is an annual event that connects emerging creatives with industry leaders. The selected participants will work in international teams on a brief from a global brand and attend seminars and recruitment sessions. Each team will present its pitch at the end of the week. The Grand Prize winners will receive a trip to New York for Creative Week 2027, including attendance at The One Show 2027, ADC 106th Annual Awards and Young Ones Student Awards ceremonies. Kevin Swanepoel, CEO of The One Club for Creativity, said, “These Portfolio Night All-Stars are the best of the best, picked by the people who will one day hire them, in cities on every continent.” “Now they come together to crack a real-world brief for a global brand. It’s a showcase of what emerging talent can achieve, and a glimpse of the people who are about to shape our industry,” he added. Portfolio Night began in 2003 and has since been held in 70 cities across 45 countries, with more than 14,000 portfolios reviewed.

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Nov 12, 2026

Nvidia’s AI dominance: The cost of Jensen Huang’s scandal

Melbourne: Jensen Huang, the chief executive and co-founder of chipmaking company Nvidia, recently admitted to an extramarital affair. However, it’s not just a tabloid story: the woman involved, Alice Huang, has been accused of being a Chinese intelligence agent. Computer chips – specifically the chips used to produce and run artificial intelligence (AI) systems – … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS.

Fujifilm (OTCMKTS:FUJIY) Shares Gap Up Following Earnings Beat americanbankingnews
Nov 12, 2026

Fujifilm (OTCMKTS:FUJIY) Shares Gap Up Following Earnings Beat

Fujifilm Holdings Corp. (OTCMKTS:FUJIY – Get Free Report)’s share price gapped up prior to trading on Tuesday after the company announced better than expected quarterly earnings. The stock had previously closed at $10.45, but opened at $11.12. Fujifilm shares last traded at $10.81, with a volume of 1,069 shares changing hands. The technology company reported […]

Holiday Hair Trends 2027: Stylists emphasize effortless texture and natural movement pravda_ru
Nov 12, 2026

Holiday Hair Trends 2027: Stylists emphasize effortless texture and natural movement

As the calendar turns toward 2027, the prevailing direction in holiday hair styling favors a departure from rigid, architectural shapes. The consensus among stylists is that the most compelling look this season emerges from a state of controlled ease, where the hair appears effortless rather than heavily constructed. This shift places specific demands on the starting condition of the hair, requiring a base that can support texture or smoothness without the intervention of heavy, stiffening products that create unnatural bulk. For longer lengths, the starting texture determines how the finish behaves under light and movement. A "wet-look” wave relies on a modeling gel applied to the roots and mid-lengths, deliberately leaving the ends loose to create a textural contrast. This technique works best on hair that has enough natural density to hold the gel's definition without collapsing; it is a matter of manipulating existing volume rather than adding weight. Similarly, relaxed curls are achieved by softening the tightness of natural waves, often paired with a deep side part. The elegance of this style depends on the hair's ability to retain a soft, loose curl pattern rather than a tight, springy structure, a result that requires a base free of excessive damage that might cause frizz or dryness. Medium-length hair offers a different technical challenge, where the goal is to balance elegance with a slight air of neglect. A textured "spiky” bun, for instance, requires leaving the ends visible and securing them with wax to create sharp, graphic accents. This relies on the hair's stiffness or the use of holding agents to maintain shape, meaning it is less effective on very soft or fine hair that cannot support the projection of the spikes. A tail with face-framing strands uses loose waves to soften facial features, a look that depends on the hair's natural movement and elasticity to frame the face without appearing flat.

Smart Electronic Badge Review: A 1.85-Inch Touchscreen That Turns Your Favorite Images Into Wearable Displays igeekphone
Nov 12, 2026

Smart Electronic Badge Review: A 1.85-Inch Touchscreen That Turns Your Favorite Images Into Wearable Displays

Most badges are designed to show a name, logo, or printed picture. A smart electronic badge takes a different approach: instead of relying on a fixed design, it uses a small digital screen to display customizable content. That makes it an interesting accessory for people who enjoy changing their style, showing off digital artwork, or [...] The post Smart Electronic Badge Review: A 1.85-Inch Touchscreen That Turns Your Favorite Images Into Wearable Displays appeared first on IGeeKphone China Phone, Tablet PC, VR, RC Drone News, Reviews.